Dr. Deepti Manjunath provides general anaesthesia for patients undergoing surgical procedures. General anaesthesia involves controlled unconsciousness, pain prevention and continuous monitoring of vital functions. The anaesthesia plan is selected according to the procedure, patient health and individual medical risks.
Dr. Deepti Manjunath has completed specialised fellowship training in paediatric anaesthesia. She provides anaesthesia care for children undergoing selected surgical and diagnostic procedures. Her expertise includes age-appropriate medication planning, airway management and perioperative monitoring.
Newborns and infants require specialised anaesthesia planning because of differences in physiology, airway anatomy and medication responses. Dr. Deepti Manjunath's paediatric fellowship training includes anaesthesia care across different childhood age groups, with attention to patient safety and recovery.
Pre-anaesthesia evaluation helps identify medical conditions that may influence surgical and anaesthetic risks. Dr. Deepti Manjunath assesses medical history, previous anaesthesia experiences, current medications and relevant investigations before determining an appropriate perioperative plan.
Spinal anaesthesia involves administering anaesthetic medication into the fluid surrounding the spinal nerves to produce temporary numbness in selected parts of the body. It may be appropriate for certain lower abdominal, pelvic or lower-limb procedures. Patient suitability is assessed individually.
Epidural techniques deliver medication near spinal nerve pathways to provide anaesthesia or pain relief. Dr. Deepti Manjunath's practice includes regional anaesthesia and perioperative pain management. The decision to use an epidural depends on the procedure, medical history and contraindications.
Regional anaesthesia uses targeted medication to reduce sensation in a specific body region. Peripheral nerve blocks may be used as part of a surgical anaesthesia or postoperative pain management plan. The technique is selected based on the operation and the patient's clinical condition.
Airway management is an important component of paediatric anaesthesia because children's airways differ anatomically and physiologically from those of adults. Dr. Deepti Manjunath has documented expertise in managing paediatric airways, including during emergency and complex procedures.
Children undergoing selected endoscopic procedures may require sedation or general anaesthesia to support comfort and procedural safety. Dr. Deepti Manjunath has published research on anaesthesia management and complications in paediatric upper gastrointestinal endoscopy.
Patients with significant cardiac, respiratory, kidney or metabolic conditions may require additional planning before surgery. Dr. Deepti Manjunath has experience in anaesthesia for medically complex patients, including assessment of associated risks and coordination with multidisciplinary surgical teams.
Older adults may have increased sensitivity to anaesthetic medicines and a greater likelihood of coexisting medical conditions. Dr. Deepti Manjunath has an academic interest in geriatric anaesthesia, including frailty assessment, functional status and postoperative outcomes in elderly surgical patients.
Kidney transplant surgery requires careful management of circulation, fluid balance and other physiological parameters. Dr. Deepti Manjunath has documented clinical and research experience relating to renal transplant anaesthesia and perioperative care for patients with advanced kidney disease.
Patients undergoing arteriovenous fistula or other dialysis access procedures may require local, regional or general anaesthesia. Dr. Deepti Manjunath has published work relating to perioperative outcomes in vascular access surgery and has experience managing patients with chronic kidney disease.
Emergency surgery may require rapid assessment and stabilisation of patients who have not undergone routine preoperative preparation. Dr. Deepti Manjunath has documented expertise in emergency anaesthesia, critical decision-making and management of patients with complex medical needs.
Central venous cannulation provides access to major veins for selected treatments, monitoring or critical care requirements. Dr. Deepti Manjunath has experience in ultrasound-guided central venous access and related procedures. Ultrasound guidance can assist in identifying vessels and supporting procedural planning.
Postoperative pain management may involve different combinations of medicines, regional anaesthesia and supportive care. Dr. Deepti Manjunath's perioperative practice includes assessing pain and supporting recovery after surgery. Treatment is adapted to the procedure and patient-specific medical considerations.
Monitored anaesthesia care involves supervision of a patient's physiological condition during selected procedures, with sedation administered when appropriate. Dr. Deepti Manjunath provides anaesthesia support for diagnostic and surgical interventions requiring careful monitoring.
Patients with chronic kidney disease may require adjustments to anaesthetic medication, fluid management and monitoring. Dr. Deepti Manjunath has experience in anaesthesia for renal patients and has presented educational material concerning the anaesthetic implications of chronic kidney disease.